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Printify MCP Server

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=== DETAILED DOCUMENTATION: IMAGES === Images are what make your product unique and are applied to different print areas. KEY POINTS ABOUT IMAGES: - Images can be uploaded from URLs, local files, or generated with AI - Each uploaded image gets a unique ID that you'll use when creating a product - Different blueprints have different available print areas (front, back, etc.) - Image requirements vary by print provider and blueprint - Generally, images should be high resolution (300 DPI) and in PNG or JPEG format ## IMAGE GENERATION WITH AI The system provides powerful AI image generation capabilities with customizable defaults: ### Setting Image Parameters There are two ways to specify which model and parameters to use: #### Option 1: Set Default Parameters Use the `set_default` tool to configure default settings for all future image generations: ```javascript // Set default model to Ultra for higher quality set_default({ option: "model", value: "black-forest-labs/flux-1.1-pro-ultra" }) // Set default aspect ratio for all images set_default({ option: "aspectRatio", value: "16:9" }) // Set default raw parameter (true for more natural photos) set_default({ option: "raw", value: true }) // Set default negative prompt set_default({ option: "negativePrompt", value: "low quality, blurry, distorted" }) ``` #### Option 2: Override Parameters for Specific Generations Specify parameters directly in the generation call to override defaults just for that image: ```javascript generate_and_upload_image({ prompt: "A vibrant t-shirt design with abstract geometric patterns", fileName: "geometric-design.png", model: "black-forest-labs/flux-1.1-pro", // Override default model aspectRatio: "1:1", // Override default aspect ratio raw: false // Override default raw setting }) ``` ### Viewing Current Default Settings Use the `get_defaults` tool to see all current default settings: ```javascript get_defaults() ``` This will show you the currently selected model and a table of all current default settings. ### Generating Images with AI Once you've set your defaults (or decided to use the system defaults), you can generate images with minimal parameters: ```javascript // Using all defaults - only prompt and fileName are required generate_and_upload_image({ prompt: "A vibrant t-shirt design with abstract geometric patterns", fileName: "geometric-design.png" }) ``` ## IMAGE UPLOAD METHODS - The system supports two upload methods: 1. Direct base64 upload (used when ImgBB API key is not set and for smaller images) 2. ImgBB URL upload (used when IMGBB_API_KEY environment variable is set) - IMPORTANT: The ImgBB method is REQUIRED when using the Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra model because it generates high-resolution images that are too large for direct base64 upload - If the ImgBB API key is set, the system will first try to upload to ImgBB to get a URL - If ImgBB upload fails and the image is small enough, it will automatically fall back to direct base64 upload - For standard-sized images from the regular Flux 1.1 Pro model, both methods work well ## HOW TO UPLOAD IMAGES 1. From a URL: ```javascript upload_image({ fileName: "front.png", url: "https://example.com/image.png" }) ``` 2. From a local file: ```javascript upload_image({ fileName: "front.png", url: "c:\\path\\to\\image.png" }) ``` 3. Generate with AI and upload: ```javascript generate_and_upload_image({ prompt: "blue t-shirt design", fileName: "front.png" }) ``` ## EXAMPLE IMAGE UPLOAD RESPONSE ```json { "id": "680325163d2a2ac0a2d2937c", "file_name": "front.png", "width": 1200, "height": 1200, "preview_url": "https://images.printify.com/mockup/680325163d2a2ac0a2d2937c/12.png" } ``` ## TIPS FOR BETTER AI-GENERATED IMAGES - **Be specific in your prompts**: Include details about style, colors, composition - **Use style references**: "in the style of watercolor painting" or "minimalist line art" - **Specify what you DON'T want**: Use the negativePrompt parameter - **For product designs**: Use the Ultra model with raw=false (more stylized) - **For photorealistic images**: Use the Ultra model with raw=true (more natural) - **For consistent results**: Use the same seed value across related images - **For better composition**: Set an appropriate aspectRatio for your product area ## HOW TO USE IMAGES WHEN CREATING A PRODUCT - Include a printAreas object that maps print areas to images - Each print area needs: * position: The position on the product ("front", "back", etc.) * imageId: The ID of the uploaded image ```javascript // Example print areas object for product creation { "front": { "position": "front", "imageId": "680325163d2a2ac0a2d2937c" }, "back": { "position": "back", "imageId": "680325163d2a2ac0a2d2938d" } } ``` ## NEXT STEP AFTER UPLOADING IMAGES - Create your product using create_product with all the information you've gathered - For more details on image generation, see the `how_to_use({ topic: "image_generation" })` documentation

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